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Daily Republican., 1887-03-08
Prlz, FIsht stopped.

What was 10 have been a four.round
glove contest between DomiDick Nc
Caffrey aud Pat Farrell, at the Theatre
Comique, Philadelphia, last night, was
stopped ut the end of tine secOLd round
by the police and at that time McCaf
frey had decidedly the worst Of the
fight, being knocked down twice In the
second round and fought all around
against the ropes
Mr.. Morris K. Moses, now with Mey-
ers, the clo,hier, who is also the repre-.
sentative OF the Sporting and Theatri
cal journal in this city, WAS present
and say that it was the most exciting
contest he ever witnessed in his life.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-08
A Wopdersul watch

This is an age OF improvement. Mr..
f. s. Giles has q watch which he built
at Geneva for his own use, which
ought to keep him from going astray.
There is year hand which always
points TO the calendar month. There
Is another hand which infallibly points
to the day Of the week. There Is q
third hand which registers the day OF
the month, and which will set itself
every four years for an extra day In
February. In addition to the regular
hour aud minute hands, there Is q
double split second fyflack for the
timing of horses and athletic perform.
ances. The small fractional second
hand records the beats in fifths, and
near it is an arrangement which shows
the moon with its ever-changing
phases. The repeating bells strike the
hour, quarter and minutes, and the
tones are musical. On the cap there
is an elaborate engraving OF Columbus
discovering America. The watch Is q
wonderful piece of mechanism, and Its
running qualities have borne test OF
nearly four years.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-08
THIRD EDITION.



The Quiss little village OF Booth's|
Corner, Delaware County. Pa. u theI
scene Of IN UNUSUAL excitement II
seems that Charlie Maginley, . school
boy, vas whipped In school By thel
teacher, Niss Nasaie johnson. on Feb
ruAry 8th, fer vioistion OF one OF the
rules Of the school. The boy was about
IL years Of Age. After the whipping he
came homo very quietly, instead Of
dancing and laughing ~ usual. He
said he had been whipped. and bis
pArenta told him he was served right
He vent 10 school next day and came
homo sick, complaining OF his back,
ard VS. taken with fever and sore
throat. It wss found then that he he'd
bean very severely whipped, his back
being covered with welts, and his
mother said when she took his shirt Oh
part OF the skin came of with 1t. DR..
Culver attended the boy and when he
died on February 2Sth be gave Ger
tiHcase Of death from typhoid fever.
He sAid the boy had the diphtherta at
Arst. and though he had not seen the
marks ON his back he did not thir hts
illness resulted from the whipping he
had received. Mrs. Msginley stated
that her boy declared mp to the time Of
his death that the whipping caused his
illness. Miss johnson 10 the daughter
of Thomas johnson of Johnson's Corner.
The foregoing facts are CLEANED from
the Morning News, which Investigated
the case yesterday and which further
says:
Mis- johnson talked very freely to
the reporter aud said that she had
whipped the boy with slight elder
rod. and that Il WAS preposterous to
imas ine that the whipping had any
thing to do with his death. He had
disobeyed the ru 90 Of the school and
she decided to punish him.
Two or three Of the villagers, when
questioned, stated that there had been
much talk about the matter and It was
hard to get ct the exact facts. But the
| cororer's jury having acquitted the
teacher of ali blame the matter would
probably end there. One was Of the
opinion that the teacher would have TO
| resign. There appears TO be much dis
| crepapcy in regard to the sizs Of the
rod used, and the Rossips bad made oil
they could out of the case.
At the inquest DIR. X, Il. Miner, OF
Chester, who made post mortem OK.
| animation, testified that the boy had
died from diphtheTia, death having
been Caused By secondary attack re-
sulttnR from that disease.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-08

Furulsnss the Republican Win Some
Impsrtant Information far the bsnsns
Of the leaders,.

Furnianss the Rspublican win Some
Impertsnt Information fSr the nsnsns
Of the Headers.
This morning our city editor on enter
ing this office informed the entire force
that he never spent Q more agreeable
evening than be did last night In Mr..
Morris company, claiming that he had
learned something that he has been en-
deayoring TO md out for many years.
After discussing the matter lew
moments he said he asked Mr.. Moses,
"Why 10 It that manufacturers In this
country cannot produce ~ good cloth as
European manutac. urers cam" And as
Quick as fash OF lightning the answer
vas: American artists are better than
can be found In any part Of the world,
aud precisely the same identical article
can be produced II It was not for this
great drawback. Wool, In order to take
the dyeing, requires the removal OF the
animal oil that II contains as II comes
/ from the back of the sheep. In Europe,
lowing to the low rates OF interest on
money, the wooden manufacturers store
| the fleece In wool warehouses from i've to
| eight years, according to the grade OF
Ifneness OF the cloth to be made. The oil
levaporates by natural process, and the
wool retains all It's original elasti eity and
strength, at the SAME time enabling the
ldyer TO give permanent colors to the
manufactured product. On the other
hand the high rates that money CON-
mands in America has compelled the
American manufacturer TO resort u
chemical meals to cleanse the wool,
thereby destroying It's elasticity, strength
and color retaining qualities. The
American manufacturer, owing to thu
lgreat difference In cost Of the raw ma
terial, is obliged to make up his wool the
same year or the year following the clip
The German, English and French weav
ers can store their raw material five u
eight years, and adds only Is to 20 pc
cent to its original cost, while thei
American competitors would have their
increased IS TO As per cent, making 4
impossible 10 compete with foreign manu-
fac urers.
The interviewer thank ed Mr.. Nose
very much for his kind information an,
promised to publish the above facts 10
the benefit OF the readers of the evenini
and weekly REPUBLICAN.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-08
The New Market House

w. r. Seeds has large force OF
workmen engaged in transforming the
Citizens Skating RiLk into q market
house. They are already putting up
butchers' stalls along tho south side of
the second aisle, and plumbers are
taking out the heating pipes. The
platforms along the sides will not be re.
moveo; indeed it 10 thought that they
will be rather an advantage 10 the
stalls.
Qaite large number Of stalls have
already been engaged, and 1t Is be-
heved that they will be- all taken up By
the first of April, the time set for the
opening Of the market. The Stalls are
all mum bered on the plot with the prices
attached, the latter ranging from 81 a
year for farmers stall, to $50 for q
butchers stall in choice place. The
manager s of the enterprise are vers
much encouraged at this evidences OF
favor with which the plan has been
met, andhave no doubt that 1t will be
q grand euccstB,
Daily Republican., 1887-03-08

Death ee nyiaaA .. PssingAsss Sr
Hyiand ID. Pennington, Jr., died on
Sunday from cancer ~ Hatboso, Pa,
where be has been boarding for several
months in the hope Of bene6ting his
health. He was the son Of ayland b.
Pennington, an old resident OF this city,
who many years ago had dry good store
at the place now occupied by Williara b.
Sharp q Co., at Fourth and Market
streets, and was about 70 years Of age.
His vile, who survives him, was daugh-
ter OF Miller Dunnot, and they had been
married over 50 years. They had thres
children, all Of whom are dead, one Of
which, Hyland B. Pennington was q well
known lawyer in this city. The deceased
resided for some time previous to the re-
bellioa In Arkansas where he practiced
law, but about the com mencement Of the
war removed back TO this State, and 10
Gated at Smyrna, where be followed hil
pro fession. He leaves brother, @. W.
Pennington, and = sister, Mrs. Thomas B.
Rice, who reside 10 this city. and another
brother William r. Pennington, who livei
Ia Illinois. The funeral will take place
to morrow afternoon at 3.45 O'Clock, ant
the interment will be at the Wilmington
and Brandywine Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-08
DIED.


BALL. In this city, on the 9Th init.
Hannah H. widow Of Jamos Ball.
Funeral IRON the residence of h,r SOD, }.
FRANK Ball, sos West Twelfth srsei, on
Wednesday morning. 9Th Inst 4, at II o'clock
without further notice.
DUNOHOE-Un the It'll inst, Annie H.,
wife OF Thomas Y. Done hoe, aged IS years.
kelltives and friends are respectfully in
vited to attend her funeral f.om the late
residence ofhs husband. 2ls south Jackson
street, on Thursday morn Ing. at $50 o'siock.
High mass at ST. PxuIs X. u Chu;ch. In
terment at Cathedral Cemetery.
PsNlNGT in. AT Hatborc, Pa, March o.
1887, Hyisnd h. Pennington, late Of this
city.
Inter nent ~ wi mington and brandy.
wire cemetery on " edneseay hf. ernoon At
3 Is O'Clock.
CLAVEY, On tho 7th inst Ellen. vito OF
Richard Olavey, in the 9th year OF her
age.
duo notice Of the funeral will be given.
CRlPPS.--in Uonshoh ockep, Pa, Oh the Tth
inst. VIM. Il Or pp', In his 10Th year.
Relatives and friends are resp scIfu lily In
ylte1 TO attend tue funeral service at Union
NJ. L. Church, this city, on ! irsdsy after.
noon, n. z O'Clock. In.erment At " ilmiug
tor aad brandywine Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-08
DUBLlU SALE-WlLL Re SUD AT
publ, sale at l0l East bth street, on
MONDAY, MARCH a.


et9oclo:k a. NJ,
All the stock OF fine groce les. consisting OF
10 half'ches o green and black tea, 800
cases OF Mulberry Point tomatoes, 70 casej
OF Bakers corn. 10 cases Of Morreen's corn,
20 cases Of Winslow's corn, oisfsefpis
peaches. 10 cises Of table peaches, 10 cases
blackDerrles. cases Of para, q lot OF tne
Jam. 10 ot xes OF French pTr 1es, 10 boxes Of
best evaE GRATED psaches, rs bcxs8 Of pru.
nell -, barrels OF beans, barrels OF rics. q
barrels of oat meal, barrels Of dried apples
~ bund :es OF washboards, lot OF brooms, 20
boxes OF sand soap, 60 boxes CT lean soap,
pair OF scales, coffee mill, 10. OF coffee.
Janapese umbrella, Jap doll lot Of pic
lures, one 8 day clock, sent from Germany,
never lost min ate In years All the ladies'
arc invited to this 90 lie; there are lois OF
goods that Will intorett them A large lot
OF all Kinds Of Dire fruit. CANT epumerate
all cur goOds.but for all to DO OF hand Mon.
day March IL, at y o'clock sharp all house
keepers TO set all tn ~ can out OF this ice
itcck. Terms viii be made known by
L. M. WlER.
l.. W. Stidhan & Son, Auct's. m8.5t
Daily Republican., 1887-03-08
Judge for this Week,

For sale by Frist & Davis, 3l3 Market
street, CONTAINS the following: you
are Insured for $500. The possession of
q copy OF thi. iss ne of Judge Is equiva
lent to free railway accident life
policy for five hundred dollars for one
week from the date Of the Issue on the
following railroads: Penneylvauia Rail-
road, New York Centred s. Hudson
River, West Shore, Lake Shore and
Michigan Sou bern, LebiAh Valley,
Delaware & Hudson Car al Co., Chi.
csgo and Alton, Saratoga, MI. Nc.
Gregor and Lake George"
Daily Republican., 1887-03-08
Fifth EDITlI

60 Dou.
81 Crippsn's. 6E. s1o sca rs'ais
Para spioss and o.s sx
peoislly for retail t p.pps', a
orippsnts. sE. second s ,,.t b
Ars. Earle, Of worcs.,.'
guest Of hsr sister, Msi.S ss s,,.IS IL
Mis- Ella 7. Jsp.,,.
trimmings and ro!ion. Az
N. =. Cor. Tenth and S II sa y!
Mrs.. u. H. Bale, i,,1"
and CLOAK making ., ma ,nxt
one door below her iorm,,I ~.
Thomas J. wier b,,',
store. NO. 4 East Fiith ,, NJ
hts stock Of groceries :, s', :, \, n
Thursday neIt, the i7.h ~, passS
Davis & Bro. have dI.n 's
| eock of groceries and sr
store Seventh and Popl, S, ,,' 4
est b. Roop q Co., xho s ~
the bus insss at tn. ZANE MN ~.
Powell, sos Madison nv nv, /,
good supply Of shad. IVY. NV
white Ash, founders, roci t a.s
6sh, paddock, etc. Az s ~
30 and 40 oents per quart, "'A1
Robert Bruos, residing Vi. ]
in-la~. No. So3 Poplar .t,s. :" Z
confined TO his rom vi,S y,
he past three month, And !: y.
In . very critical state,
L. w StidhAm & sor Al
sold at public sale, on MAJ. h
estats OF Willian RAJ.
horses $40. ei55. eaOo; saS,s.s.
$500 per pair; COWS, tsl 70 n; y
pigs, "a 80.
Dfs Duiib cough Syrun n
larry recommended ior sb,a1
cures coughs, colds, croup' M
and whoopins cough. Iihnsi
the tasts and acts like q ch,rr
Ladies certainly appr,c,,,
vantage OF . private ROM IA !,
With Belts drug store. win h
teut lady In sole caarse' NJ
MARKET streets. PrivAs ,p,,r1
w 6sh street.
L. W. Stidham & Son "A,
sod for James A. Conner, m
Fourth street, on Salurd,, =
set OF double harness for " M
set for $50. Single baru,us
S20 to $aS. The lot smourla1
| 81 900.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-08
Death of Henry ward Beecher.

Henry Ward Beecher, who was
stricksn with paralysis and apoplexy
last Friday Iisbt, commenced to sink
rapidly after l2 o'clock last night, and
1t was apparent TO the watchers that
the emil was rapidly drawing near.
Toward morning he fell into stupor
from which he never rallied, but qui.
city breathed his last about 8. 80 O. clock
No arrange meats have as ) ct been made
for the funeral, but it is probable 1t will
take place about next Saturday, AND
that the interment will be at Green
wood.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-08
List OF Public saits.

March
- ~. q. Hulett. Mil Creek Hid.
8, Iarr b MegRinson, Brandy HID.
Frank mcVaugh, Mill Ureek HID.
10, W. +. thompson, N. U. I'D.
Latimer Hall. Ohristiana HID.
10. A. h. son, norses, chester.
u, Mrs. Zlnes, 700 French street.
g. II, james ID. willard, T06 W. I'd 81.
II, }. Ii. willard. 7Os W. 7th St.
I" ii, No l222 Market street.
II, Peoples q sheldon. Christi. I'D.
IL, Y. K. Collins, W. y. U. HID.
II, Jas. l.. Bolton, New Oastle Id.
IL w. U. Martin, horses.
"a, VIM Badenkoit, blackbird, Del.
Il, ID. W. Mousley. Brandy hd.
IL, q. 7. Brooks, W. q. q. I'D.
Id. w. Swiggett, city.
10, W. s. Nane, W. U. y. Id.
10, L. J. McWhorter, st. Georges.
10, John Dashper, Cnrist.sna i'd.
Is. samuel Handy, Brandy HID.
10, q. W. Hin, Media, Pa
10, Geo: Murray, N. q. HID.
10, J. W. Guest. near CAymont.
II. John II. Peoples, N. u I'D.
T,Charles +. Quest, Brandy Id.
: II, X. l.. Roberts, Ches;er.
~, Andrew Jones, 6q3 Market st,
IL, Ltoernan a Appieby, Chris. Hid.
IL, Mrs Jefieris, city.
IL, +. II. johnson Pepceder HID.
~, Jerry Dougherty, III. U HID.
~, A. Valentine, Bnndywine HID
~, Jester Mcdaniel, horses.
Il, >. W. McCauiley, court House.
y, Mr. Phillips, BIandJwine HID.
~ Mrs. Hayes Chandler, city.
- Eomund Wilson, b. Hid.
II, Wilson. Brak DIVINE HID.
~, J. II 3oul1. New Oastlo Hid,
23, j X. Bowling, 9TH and Adams,
81, a. Ii. Iy son, chester.
April I, Ellis Hicks. Ch;istianA I'D.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-08
KENNARO&

.DUBLIC SALE OF SOMERSET ~
Il County horses. WIN be sold &3S
at our stab es, at Hocsessin, MIL Greek
b undred Del, on
FRIDAY, MARCH Il, 1887,
at O'Clock p. m,
20 head ofSomerset County horses.
Nos. / & 2. Pair bay horses, rising years
oil. weigh 1850 pounds, we'll mated, and
number one workers.
No. 3. Black horse. rising year, old,
weigh 1900 with lots OF bono and coed action,
No. =. Gray mare, yeirs old, weighs
1900 good style, extra family mare, fearless
OF steam.
No. b. Brown mare, years cid, weighs
1900, ex.ra II le style and action.
| No. q. Bay mare, yesrs old weighs 1859.
/ al extra good family mare.
| Nos. TO 10 are 10 years old weigh nom
| l7C0 10 1880 heavy hone and we'll brsRen
no. II. Black horse, 3 years old, sired by
Hambleton ian horse, shows goo1 style OIL d
action.
N 70 to 20 are good bone and good actors.
All horses must be as represented OF
] no sale. Horses can be seen and tried
| before sale. Terms, 30 days credit. !,
stormy will sell uuder cover. Dinner a. IL
O'Clock. WEBSTER & CAVESDtR
j. u. Robinson, Auc.. m55t
Daily Republican., 1887-03-08
A Muddy Prols'l

A correspc ndent writes . sJs
OF the horrible muddy rIra|
Frort street. TN icps nrsdII|
says, you ttriks a mud p 70
disappear from sight o1 !" "a Il
again one mass of mud, Az Ts
the way out Front street, .,,uas|
appears az though there , !" ,sai|
disposition made to reme esas til
thoroushfare, or else pr0 ,''sS, n
with balloons and los 'l'D
Daily Republican., 1887-03-08
ENok kENI

Il
QUO west 9th street, rooms, conve ienc,s.
sU9 west sth street., . rooms, nyenlenc.s
oCs West 9Th street. 9 rooms, conyeniencos
N. E, cor s,h AMI Monroe; store
oio west YIN street. rooms conyenisnces.
scott street near l4th, u rooms.
zoo' M ArFe: street, rooms, conveniences
eio West 9tn street, 9 rooms, convente noes
1929 Var Buren, stree, 8 rooms eonyeniene,s
%. mes' 9Th st. rooms, cJnvsniences.
Wv West 18th st, ! rooms, conysnences.
Store and dwelling 18th and walnp, srs
stable, llth st. Rear Walnut
GREGG b vOSHELL.
60S Il ing street.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-08
EOItrAit RraRanfad

Last evening Smylh Post, No. /. G.
a. H., was presented by one OF the
portrait OF Part Com manc in Chief
General John A. Logan. 1t was se
cepted on behalf OF the Post by Past De
partment Com maIder Dunn.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-08
Gil.-ECgo Butter.

We are about commen cling It's manu-.
facture from our own dairy In Chester
County. Families will be- supplied NJ
their residences every Tuesday nd Fri
day. Something very dne may be ex
pected. We are certain to please. Also
fresh eggs from the same fsrn. Ad-
dress, A. M WOODWARD,
Norway, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-08

We received this week about 40 new
designs Of wall papers, with match
borders, which are consi dered beautiful.
jos. ii. Greenman, All King, below
Fifth street.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-08
Popular Prices.

The backward season has no
effect on our trade, simply be-
cause our we'll selected stock and
our popular prices are overcom-
ing the bad influences Of a
backward season. We have
spent much Of our time superin-
tending the manufacturing Of
these goods, and we can person.
ally vouch for the quality and
workmanship. Have you ex-
amined our goods?
Daily Republican., 1887-03-08
An Excellent Advertising Medium.
The following ad We rtiseme eat appeaIe

ING IUIIOW Tug 8uVtTlIs6H6HG HPPtufou
in yesterdays REPUBLICAN,:
VIVIAN FED-A WATCHMAN; ALSO A
w fireman. Address Watch, this Of
fee. m72t
The frat papers were scarcely on the
street In the afternoon before applicants
commenced to come in. Some called
at the office, and alter it was closed
others visited the residence OF the pro
prietor, and several employees of the
paper, making inquiries in reference to
the ad. This mornings mail brought
twenty-six answers, and in addition to
these there were more than that many
who callsd In person, and by dirf ction
OF the advertiser, were given his ad-
dress. Altogether this little sd brought
about sixty responses, and coue.usively
proved that the REPUBLICAN is the
best ad vertising me3lun in the city.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-08

Wells Health Renewer restores
health and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, i'm
potence, Nervous Debility. For Weak
Men. Delicate Women. 81.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-08
High License BIZ

A gentleman just from % ,SS.l|
morn ing says the fet llns " hi 4
bill, and further be ,, ss iii ps]
assured that the bill "" ub1
sentiment, he said, was ,o'nna|
Ger sc high, have no t rsTI aid
for a license, bat 10 a ! nd, %
out q liceI 80 under u.rnlp VI
dam ages received uod .t. ''
lions OF the license lave -
Daily Republican., 1887-03-08

III you have any furniture that wants
re-upholhterin2, you can get IL done
wei cleap and in time If GU will send
to kiiwood Souder, 9l2 French street.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-08

Rough on Itch" cures skin hu mor,
eruptioDs, ring worm, letter, salt
rheum, frosted feet, chi!blaips. itch
w poison. bs.bs-'s Itch. Zoo. lars.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-08

Ask for Wells Rough en- Corns /,
quick relief, complete cure. Corns
warts bunious. l5c.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-08
Lon Town Yes,erdu

Al stated In yesterdays Rpu
Mr.. and MIS-. Charles 1suuI
the greater part Of tine day MI
some one who would 70 on ~
for e240 to secure the relus
baggage. They offered 70 Id
hclent collateral security /, VI
OF their surety to indemnity u
any possibility OF loss, sud 4
siderable RAINING around ~
duced ex Cor stable prlIchss h
on the bond, and the bas,,c I
leased. Shortly after ID. u
took . train fer Chicago N
scarcely probable that thsy I'd
heard OF again in this city,
meantime Mr.. Peflhsm vi
Berry are waiting for tho dg
OF the capiAs under which VI
10 held, and when tha, 10 x1al
viii probably 60 10 Nsw Yut
Daily Republican., 1887-03-08

Leave your orders Tor window shades
now, as We can attend to them at or ce.
jos. H. Gseerms n, All King street, be-
low Fifth
Daily Republican., 1887-03-08
". ID. Grips pes''

A. ~
William B. Cripps died "
hocksn, Pa. on Monday w. y. y
De WAS . resident OF ldl' Siy a
years. . carpenter, ieSldtG ~
Fourth street, and VOL 100
Harlan & Holllngssoftn ~.
removed 10 Cor schohocEsDn
teen months ago. DC .ts'u
severa, children. His 10" ~ u
brought to this city % . ,
interment In the mh s..,s
Brandy vine cemetery o !, N I
be- held at Union M, Il. cnu''
m. on Thurs 'ay. Il
Daily Republican., 1887-03-08

A correspondent s write, ~
port that Ssmusl Ar by he
ca ted when ipjure@T MIMI 1Isdsl X
Trainer station, on ats pISsI
was incorrect. NO risbL
able 10 set the matt, ~. rsspS']
the Chester papers VIZ"
the mis-statement'
Daily Republican., 1887-03-08

we expect this week additional helm
"nich Will assure work beiI done
promptly. Jos II. Green1nan aI7
King, below Fifth street..
Daily Republican., 1887-03-08

As cheap q place as any where's to buy
your Iced, ID at TatGR Is Mil, lOl
Daily Republican., 1887-03-08
- =
The City Court

The City Court
The usual session Of dg ~
held at 8 O'Clock this mo''lit
following cases were dispa1
ward AcCArty WAS sdjadM1
dun kenness and And " "
Patrick Murphy, who nlioAs -
lot at Eleventh and Poplar ~ ~
hotel and laid down " have
fined 81 and costs. Joai nH
Michael Mcdonnell, chaFs@
ing drunk and disorduly ~ |.
near the p, w. & b. s'sh w.
O'Clock last night, were ID"
costs each.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-08

will be to your in' ,ts, " \
ouI new gold papers, '' Jos 8
In design and coloflpssr ,iIb sS|
man, AIT King, beio"
Daily Republican., 1887-03-08
Cars Derai'N

Anumbsr Of frtisht. CD al
W. & B. Railroad -" Gesi NJ
morning east of +, the S,lsy ~
caused consid eraole ,a ~ branch vi
from the Lansenpers i
and P. Railroad. .D,A
Daily Republican., 1887-03-08

Seven Sutherland Sisters Hair r.
storer aud Scalp Cleaner. For sale by
Tsylor q FnllatoD. 500 King stI SGT.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-08
A Young Burglr.

a houhS butkL
On Saturday night, FsTs
the residence Of John TEsf
404 Monroe street, Was errny
the trap door 10 the roofkmf
q gold watch and chain uain
Tine matter Was placed 10 ans|
Sergeant McVey. and 81
night he succeed cd In Hrd4s
and recovering the sioIa -
He proved TO be . boy ,aSai 7 r
age who resides In The ns4
but ~ he belongs TO q very
family and his father bolI
BILE position 10 this city, NLA
fused 70 prosecute The cAs
Daily Republican., 1887-03-08

Have you tried cur ne, m
~ q W cent teas? They ar NJ
and have no equal in tie en- |
pen's, 8 K. Second street,
Daily Republican., 1887-03-08

Nehemiah Davis is suffering very
much from rheumatism at his residence,
304 King street.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-08

O, F. welch 3 o1; Co., s~,j
street, have JUS. le ssed pOI,si'SJ
of choice Eastern "a a. OLA
For sals at the lo"''
stock. -
Daily Republican., 1887-03-08

Large lot of mixed hay for sale at low
price. Tathal's Mill, 101 Maryland
avenue,
Daily Republican., 1887-03-08
A DMINlSTRATRIx SALE
~ -OP-
REAL ESTATE,

at2 O'Clock p. IN.
At the Court House, Mary Jane McCafterty
Adm istratrix, will sell at pablis safe, Ii Q
brick house ana lot. No III Shipiey street;
front is feet; depth 63 # 8 In.
Also at the same time and place. Emeliae
Jennings, Adm'x, will sell at Inblic sale,
the real estate late OF Elizabeth herbsugh,
deceased, consisting of q small lot CT LAND In
the Ninth ward, on Dorthwesterly side OF
Race street, contsiring twenty.eight ard
seyen-tenths square perches.
M6-2t LONE 4 ENMONS, Attorneys.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-08

DIOR SALE-CHEAP. A FULL SET
- OF grocery store 1I.ures at lt3 Jefisr-
Bon street. ms as